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ii BATTALiON Thursday, March 1, 1973 College Station, Texas Page 3 Return From Florida Contests With 5-2 Record Aggie Baseballers Open Home Season Today The Texas A&M baseball team lens regular season play Thurs- and Friday against Iowa tate following a surprisingly iccessful spring training trip to lorida. Coach Tom Chandler’s Aggies lent six days in Sarasota play- ig the Kansas City Royals Base- ill Academy. A&M won five of ic seven games. It was the first the Academy had lost a ries to a college team in its iree-year existence. "I was very proud of our play- ts both on and off the field,” handler said. “It was a great jperience for our team, and I think they learned a great deal. The Royals’ people treated us very well and were very generous with their time and experience.” The scores saw the Aggies split the first doubleheader, winning 6-3 and losing 7-4, sweeping the second twinbill, 9-5 and 5-0, split ting the third, 3-1 and 1-3, and winning the seventh game, 9-1. The Aggies hit for a .332 team batting average in the series against a team which had posted a 28-4 record previously. Right- fielder Jim Dratsen, a sophomore from LaMarque, was the leading hitter with a .444 average and 10 runs batted in. Leftfielder Jim Atterbury hit .407, second base- man Sandy Bate .381, center fielder Gene Reinarz .375, first baseman Paul Miller .370, third baseman Jim Hacker .348, catcher Tommy Hawthorne .333 and shortstop Mike Schraeder .240. Utility infielder John Woods hit 1.000 on 5-for-5. “We still don’t have an abun dance of power hitters but we are doing a good job hitting behind the runners and forcing in runs,” Chandler said. The pitching was led by junior lefthanders Jackie Binks and Jimmy Juhl. Binks pitched seven ^ebut Due For Batgirls oday In A&M-ISL Match The All-America Diamond Dar- ngs will make its 1973 debut nth the Texas Aggie baseball earn today with seven new faces nd eight returning lettermen. An extremely large aggregate f batgirls is expected with the 5from A&M and eight traveling dth the Iowa State Cyclones. “It looks like there will be a at girl for every player for lese two days,” baseball coach ora Chandler said. It’s not surprising that Iowa Itate has brought its batgirls own south as the Cyclones were he first team to initiate the joup. Chandler, in fact, got the iea when watching Iowa State’s ladings perform at the Collegi- te World Series two years ago. The new Aggie batgirls are udy Macha, a sophomore ac counting major from Hunger- ford; Beverly Collins, a junior pre-med major from Beaumont; Marilyn Adams, a sophomore political science major from Bryan; Johna Grohn, a sopho more P.E. major from Beeville; Roberta Real, a freshman animal science major from Kerrville; Marcia Yaws, a junior education major from Dallas, and Cynthia Frazier, a freshman sociology major from Houston. Returning from the 1972 squad are Pam Schifelbein, a senior zoology major from Floresville who was elected captain of the 1973 batgirls; Susan Cummings, a junior P.E. major from Bryan; Kathy Wolfe, a sophomore biology major from Richardson; Becky Upham, the current Aggie Sweet heart who is a junior zoology major from College Station; Linda Todd, a sophomore educa tion major from Bryan; Merrill Mitchell, a sophomore manage ment major from Bryan; Penny Ball, a junior pre-med major from Tulsa, Okla.; and Gwen Flynt, a sophomore political sci ence major from Bryan. In their first year of existence in 1972, the Diamond Darlings were chosen All-America Batgirls by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper in competition with some 60 simi lar units from colleges and uni versities around the nation. The young ladies perform various duties at Aggie baseball games such as taking care of the bats, chasing foul balls and making player introductons on the public address system. Sponsor of the group is Mrs. Tom Chandler, wife of the A&M baseball coach. innings without allowing a run, and Juhl pitched 5% shutout innings. Junior lefty Bobby Fal con had four scoreless innings. Freshman David Lockett allowed one run in seven innings and Clint Thomas 3 in 8 innings. The Aggies outscored the Royals, 37-20, and out-hit them, 72-43. “They were quite impressed with our team. But you can’t use these past games as a criterion of future success. They had about the same amount of talent as a good college team but were made up of younger players. They wouldn’t win the Southwest Conference title. “Their pitching was on about the same level as college but their hitting wasn’t as good. Their speed and defense were superb. “We were just grateful to get to go and it was great for our program. It really helped sell A&M and it’s a tremendous tool in recruiting. We certainly hope to go back next year.” While finding definite talent in the season’s opener, Chandler found some holes that need to be mended for a championship run this season. “We’ve got to have improve ment from our catchers,” he said. “It’s not the problem of the two we have back there but just the lack of experience they have at their position. “We also need to improve de fensively in our outfield. They are hitting the ball well but not making good, consistent plays on defense. “I was pleased with our infield and our pitching. Both areas are strong and should be a big strength for us. We’re really looking forward for the season to begin.” BATTALION CLASSIFIED WANT AD RATES 0n< da? of per word Ic per word each additional day Minimum charge—75e Classified Display $1.00 per column inch each insertion DEADLINE 4 p.m. day before publication WORK WANTED Typing. Electric. 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Main 822-6000 None of the statistics will count in the regular season averages since the Academy was not col legiate competition. A&M will play two seven inning games each day against Iowa State beginning at 1 p.m. The Cyclones split a twinbill with Houston Tuesday and lost the opening game of their season Monday, 12-3. Binks will start the first game today and Falcon will start the second. In relief will be Juhl and Jim Wallace. Starting in the infield will be Miller at first, Bate at second, Schraeder at shortstop, and Jim Hacker at third. Either Mike Frazier or Tommy Hawthorne will catch. In the outfield will be Reinarz in center, Bratsen in right and Atterbury in left. Golf And Tennis In Meet Action A&M’s golf and tennis teams take to the road this weekend to compete in meets in which stiff competition is expected. The golf team, having defeated Sam Houston State at Hilltop Lakes, 8-1, on Monday, compete in the tough Border Olympics beginning today. The six Aggie golfers repre senting A&M are Bill Schmidt, Tom Johnson, Randy Tickner, Paul Dieckert, Clay Dozier and Dan Bibeau. A&M’s tennis team, with a 3-1 dual match record, will return to tournament action entered in the Corpus Christi Invitational. The Aggies tied for second in the Pan American Tournament and hold dual match victories over Lamar University, Texas A&I and Pan American. The lone setback was to Corpus Christi University. A&M players entered this week end are Dan Courson, Bill Wright, Bill Hoover, Lawton Park, Kermit Smith, Carter Lo max and Mike Mills. Intramural Results VOLLEYBALL CLASS A Squad 16 over Squad 9, 2-1, Squad 10 over Squad 1, 2- 0, F2 over Nl, 2-0, Gl over Squad 11, 2-0, F2 over Kl, 2-1. CLASS B Squad 1 over Squad 12, forfeit. Squad 15 over Squad 4, forfeit, FI over Bl, 2-0, F2 over B2, 2-0. CLASS X Ace Butcher Co. over Wesley Fond., 2-0, BSU over Newman Club, 2-1. HORSESHOES CLASS A Ml over Squad 9, 3- 0, Al over Squad 8, 2-1, Squad 10 over Squad 1, 2-1, D2 over K2, 2-1, Kl over Squad 15, forfeit, Gl over Squad 11, 2-1, Squad 16 over Nl, 3-0. Charlie Jenkins will start the first game Friday and freshman Clint Thomas will close out the series. A&M will return to Kyle Field Tuesday to host the Lamar Tech Cardinals in a doubleheader be ginning at 1 p.m. ECOLOGY HINT TORONTO <A>) _ For the first time in his Canadian province, there will be a slogan on next year’s motor vehicle license plate: Ontario Keep It Beautiful. It was selected from a list of sug gestions aimed at keeping the traveling public ecology minded. COLLEGE GIRL there is a Shop for you! THE CLOTHES HORSE 3801 E. 29th Just off University Dr. Ponderosa Specials • Friday Evening Fish Fry — $2.00 • Sunday Noon Lunch $2.00 • Special Weekend Rates for Parents & Students Call 846-5794 Ponderosa Motor Inn LAKEVIEW CLUB 3 Miles N. 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